What affects the price
- Time of yearMarch–April lowest. July–August highest (when emergency repairs absorb tune-up slots).
- Refrigerant top-offIf your system needs R-410A: ~$150–$250 added. R-22 (pre-2010): much higher, replacement often cheaper.
- Coil cleaningStandard tune-up rinses outdoor coil. Deep indoor coil cleaning: $250–$400.
What's included
- Check refrigerant pressures
- Clean outdoor condenser coil + fins
- Test capacitor + contactor
- Inspect blower motor + condensate drain
- Replace 1" filter
When to call
Schedule annually in March or April before the heat hits. If you hear hissing (refrigerant leak), grinding (compressor failure), or ice on the lines (low refrigerant or airflow) — emergency call, not tune-up.
Related questions
Do I need both a furnace AND an AC tune-up?
Yes — they're separate systems even when sharing ductwork. Most HVAC service plans bundle both for ~$15–$25/mo.
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